Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi highlighted India’s food processing sector expanding 20 times in a decade, positioning the nation as a global hub for food security and sustainable innovation.

The Government of India has mapped 12,167 HSN codes to 31 ministries to streamline regulation, enhance ease of doing business, and support data-driven trade and industrial policies.

SAP strengthens its India presence with a new research and development hub and Sovereign Cloud, tapping strong domestic demand and market resilience.

E-commerce giants Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra earned US$ 1.77 billion in FY25 from advertising, up 26% YoY, highlighting retail media as a key growth driver.

India to add 2.5 million free LPG connections under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) during Navratri, boosting the total to 106 million and promoting women’s empowerment.

India is the top choice for global firms expanding trade and manufacturing, with over 40% planning increased operations, driven by its large consumer base, strong growth, and deeper trade ties.

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi announced the rollout of GST 2.0, describing it as the start of a nationwide ‘bachat utsav’ that will lower prices, simplify compliance, and encourage investment flows ...

India ranks fourth globally for real estate investment in H1 2025, with strong foreign and domestic inflows, led by residential, office, and industrial assets, and momentum expected to continue ...

Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi said income tax cuts and GST 2.0 will save citizens US$ 28.26 billion, urging a ‘GST Savings Festival’ to drive swadeshi purchases, manufacturing, and jobs.

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India is accelerating global leadership in clean energy and advanced manufacturing through critical minerals, sustainable mining, and tech-driven innovation.

Goods and Services Tax (GST) cuts on renewable energy equipment from 18% to 5% will save investors US$ 16.99 billion by 2030, boosting India’s 500 GW clean energy target.